About the BRMCThe Brandermill Region Men's Club consists of approximately 105 members who have chosen to make their homes in the communities surrounding Brandermill and Woodlake in Midlothian VA. You will find that our members arrived here from many different areas of the country and that their working backgrounds are rich and varied. This diversity of experience is a source of strength which has contributed greatly to the club's success. The objectives of this non-profit organization are to make life more enjoyable and rewarding by promoting friendship and social activities to those residing in the communities surrounding Brandermill and Woodlake, and to aid in the betterment of the community, primarily through support of local and national organizations. |
Upcoming EventsNovember 7, 2024 MeetingThe speaker for the November meeting is J. Ronald Hunter, Holmes McGuire VA Hospital. Mr. Johnson provides executive leadership to over 4,000 employees of an accredited health care system that includes a medical/surgical hospital, Spinal Cord Injury Center, Community Living Center, inpatient mental health unit, Polytrauma Unit, Domiciliary, Hospice, related inpatient and outpatient ancillary services, and five community based outpatient clinics (CBOCs). (more...)Holiday Dinner December 11, 2024Harbour Pointe ClubHouse social 5-6pmdinner 6-7:30 pm $15 per person, and members bring a covered dish to share (sides and desserts) Click here for Flyer/Reservation Form BRMC NewsThe Powhite Parkway Extension will eliminate direct access to it from Brandermill ParkwayPosted May 11, 2024 at 11:30 AM The VDOT plan to extend the Powhite Parkway westward to Woolridge Road will cut off direct access to Route 76 from Brandermill Parkway. Brandermill residents and others will have to access the Powhite Parkway from its new intersection at Charter Colony Parkway.
That VDOT plan is in the initial stage of development to extend the Powhite Parkway without tolls, looping around to Route 360 further west near Grange Hall Elementary School. Members of the Chesterfield Department of Transportation (CDOT) explained the plan. The goal, reported CDOT Director Chessa Walker and Senior Engineer Bill Arel, was to relieve the traffic congestion in the Route 360 corridor, particularly during rush hours entering and exiting Route 288. (more...) |